Clutch Pilot Bearing - Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 Models - 1990-1999

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Description

This clutch pilot bearing fits the Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 (1990-1999). It supports the tip of the input shaft in the end of the crankshaft.

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Vehicle Fitment & Compatibility

Confirm your chassis code against the table below before ordering.

Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 (1990-1999) - fitment
Make Honda
Model Acty Truck
Chassis Codes HA3, HA4
Years 1990-1999
Part Type clutch pilot bearing

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Not sure about fit? Add your chassis/VIN number at checkout and we confirm it before we ship. If a part does not fit your Acty, we exchange it or refund you in full.

Signs you need this clutch pilot bearing

  • A noise that changes with the clutch pedal
  • A dragging clutch or hard shift into gear
  • You have the transmission out for the clutch
  • A worn or dry pilot bearing

Features & Function

  • Supports the transmission input shaft
  • Correct fit for the Acty crank
  • Smooths clutch release and shifting

Installation Specifications

  • Difficulty: Advanced.
  • Estimated time: done with the transmission out.
  • Required tools: A pilot bearing puller and a driver.

Oiwa Garage Tech Note

"Always renew the pilot bearing during a clutch job - it is a few dollars and the labor is already done. A dry pilot bearing whines and makes the truck hard to get into gear."

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I replace this with the clutch?

Yes. With the transmission out for the clutch, fit a fresh pilot bearing so you are not back in for a cheap part.

How do I know the pilot bearing is worn?

A noise that changes when you press the clutch pedal, or a clutch that drags and makes the truck hard to get into gear, points to a dry or worn pilot bearing. Replace it whenever the transmission is out.

What tool removes the pilot bearing?

Use a pilot-bearing puller to draw the old one out, then drive the fresh bearing in square with a driver so it seats fully in the crank.

Fitment verified by the Kei truck specialists at Oiwa Garage · Listing updated June 2026.

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